Sisalla Interior Design Complete A New Home In Melbourne

Sisalla Interior Design Complete A New Home In Melbourne

Photography by Tess Kelly Sisalla Interior Design have recently completed the interior design of a new modern house in Melbourne, Australia, that was built by HEADHOMES. Photography by Tess Kelly Stepping inside the home, white walls have been combined with dark wood floor and black elements for a contemporary and minimalist interior. Photography by Tess Kelly […]continue reading

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Description by Inhouse Brand Architects
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